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MEET DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS IN THE HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY OF SECOND
TEMPLE JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY

World-renowned archaeologist and historian speakers and presenters at
Symposium "Jesus and the Temple" produced by the Institute for Judaism
and Christian Origins, this December 15 - 17 in Boca Raton, Florida.

Symposium sessions are open to the public and free to attend.

FOCUS OF THE SYMPOSIUM

Focal Question: How significantly and in what ways did the Temple and
its cult help define the social and spiritual life of early Jews,
including Jesus and his earliest followers?

Purpose: To correct the popular impression that Jesus despised the
Temple and its cult because he attacked the money changers and was
apparently condemned by the leading high priests [the historicity of
each event must be discussed]. To raise questions which are focused on
pre-70 Jews, Jesus, his followers and the Temple and to seek a new
consensus on the grid questions.

SESSION PRESENTATIONS PREPARED FOR DIVERSE AUDIENCE BACKGROUND

All presentations, lectures and Q&A are geared to lay-people,
ministers and Rabbis, students, teachers, academics and everyone with
an interest in Biblical History and Archaeology.

ADMISSION TO THE SYMPOSIUM'S LECTURE SESSIONS IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE
PUBLIC AS A SERVICE TO ALL AND DUE TO THE GENEROSITY OF OUR
BENEFACTORS. There are no hidden charges to attend the lectures.
(Personal expenses for all meals, parking, if any, and all other
personal needs are the responsibility of the attendee.)

See http://ijcoevents.org/ftp/pages/Jesus-and-the-Temple/Jesus-and-Temple.html
for complete information.